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“Everything in this film is what Periyar and Ambedkar said and stood for," director C. Muthukumar said.

facebook Pintrest Popular director Thamira, who has helmed movies likes Rettaisuzhi (starring K Balachander and Bharathirajaa) and Aan Devathai (starring Samuthirakani and Ramya Pandian), succumbed to COVID-19 today. He was hospitalised for almost 25 days and was on ventilator support. While the industry is in shock over his untimely demise, Ramya Pandian says the loss is more personal for her. “We both are from Tirunelveli. Maybe that’s one reason we bonded really quickly. He treated me like I was his relative, and for me, he was nothing less than family,” says the actress, who starred...

The filmmaker was known for his films like ‘Rettaisuzhi’and ‘Aan Devathai’ Tamil director Thamira passed away on Monday after suffering from COVID-19 complications at a private hospital in Chennai. He was 53. Also Read | Get ‘First Day First Show’, our weekly newsletter from the world of cinema, in your inbox. You can subscribe for free here The filmmaker was known for his films like Rettaisuzhi and Aan Devathai. Thamira is is survived by his three sons and daughter. Thamira began his career by assisting filmmakers K Balachander and Bharathiraja. He then decided to make his debu...

MORE:  Director #Thamira (Aan Devathai, Rettai Suzhi fame) has unfortunately lost his battle to Covid. He passed away today mrng. May his soul RIP  Heartfelt condolences to his family and friends! @johnmediamanagr #RIPThamira sir  can’t believe this! An amazing human and a great creator. you will be truly missed sir Sad to hear#AanDevathai and #RettaiSuzhi director #Thamira passed away due to #Covid this morning... Condolences to his near and dear ones.. May his soul RIP! #RIPThamira sir  #RIPThamira saar. Deepest condolences  Absolutely shocking to hear. Very sad. Life is becoming ver...

Thamira passed away in Chennai.(Photo:Twitter/@GhibranOfficial) HIGHLIGHTS He made his debut as a director in 2010 with Rettaisuzhi He has assisted legendary filmmakers such as K Balachander and Bharathiraja In a sad turn of events, Tamil filmmaker Thamira passed away on Tuesday, April 27, due to COVID-19. The 53-year-old film director died after suffering from complications related to COVID-19, in a private hospital in Chennai. The filmmaker who made his debut in 2010 with Rettaisuzhi was admitted to a private hospital in Chennai, 20 days ago, after testing positive for coronavirus. Even aft...